EVG, Berachain & OKX Wallet present: Party Starts Monday
- Date
- 2024-09-16
- Location
- Singapore, Singapore, Singapore
- Host
- EVG
About this event
Monday night in Singapore should feel like the start of something, not the end of a schedule. Party Starts Monday brings together the communities around EVG, Berachain, and OKX Wallet for a late-night meetup built around real conversation, easy networking, and the kind of energy that only happens when the right people are in the same room. If you want a social gathering with substance, this is where your week gets interesting. About the Event This is an in-person community and networking meetup designed for people who want to connect beyond timelines, group chats, and conference halls. With EVG, Berachain, and OKX Wallet presenting the evening, the event is positioned as a shared space for ecosystem crossover: different communities, one room, and plenty of room for spontaneous conversations. Rather than a formal conference-style program, expect a social-first format. The point is to meet people, catch up with familiar faces, make a few strong new connections, and spend time with others who are active in the broader crypto and web3 scene in Singapore. Because it starts at 10:00 PM on a Monday, the event has a clear identity: this is for people who still have energy after the day winds down and want to be part of a more relaxed, after-hours gathering. It is as much about atmosphere as access, with a focus on community presence and meaningful interaction. What to Expect Expect a meetup format that favors movement, conversation, and natural introductions over sitting through long presentations. This is the kind of night where you can arrive with one plan, run into three unexpected people, and leave with a much better sense of who is building, participating, and paying attention right now. You can likely expect the evening to revolve around a few simple but valuable dynamics: Open networking with attendees from overlapping communities Casual introductions between builders, contributors, users, and friends of the ecosystem A social atmosphere that makes it easy to stay for a quick hello or settle in for longer conversations Cross-community discovery, especially if you know one host community well and want to learn more about the others This is also a good setting for the conversations that usually do not fit into formal programming: what people are working on, what they are excited about, what they are seeing in the market, and who they think is worth meeting next. In practice, that often makes smaller social meetups more useful than heavily structured events. If you are in town for a busy week of side events, this meetup works well as a reset point at the end of the day. You can use it to reconnect with people you have been meaning to find, make introductions across circles, or simply spend time in a room where the shared context is already there. Why Attend The strongest reason to attend is simple: proximity matters. Good communities are easier to understand in person, and strong networks are built through repeated, low-friction interactions. A Monday night meetup like this gives you a chance to build that familiarity early in the week, while people are still setting plans, making intros, and deciding where to spend time. There is also clear value in the overlap between the presenting communities. If you are already close to one of them, this is an efficient way to meet people adjacent to it. If you are newer, it is a far more approachable format than trying to break into a room built around formal hierarchy or tightly scheduled sessions. You should attend if you care about any combination of community, market context, new relationships, or simply being where active people are gathering. Not every useful event needs a stage. Sometimes the best outcome is a better network, a sharper read on who is around, and a few conversations that continue well after the night ends. For founders, contributors, and active community members, there is a practical upside too: social events often create the warmest introductions. They help you move from online familiarity to real-world trust, which is what makes future collaboration easier. Practical Details Location: In person in Singapore, Singapore. The specific venue details should be checked on the event page or registration details, but the important point is that this is a physical meetup designed around being in the room with other attendees. Date and time: Monday, September 16 at 10:00 PM GMT+8. It is intentionally late enough to work as an after-hours stop, whether you are coming from dinner, other events, or a long day of meetings. A few useful expectations to keep in mind: Plan for a social setting, not a formal seated program Arrive ready to introduce yourself and start conversations without much setup Come with context on what you are working on or interested in, because this format rewards clarity and curiosity Leave room in your schedule, since the best networking moments often happen later than expected If your ideal event is high-signal, in-person, and community-driven, Party Starts Monday makes a strong case for being on your calendar. It is a straightforward, well-timed chance to start the week in the company of people worth knowing.
Who should attend
This is for you if you want a Monday night event that feels social, relevant, and full of people you would actually want to meet. - **You are active in crypto or web3** and want to meet others in person instead of only interacting online. - **You are part of the EVG, Berachain, or OKX Wallet community** and want to connect with the broader crowd around those ecosystems. - **You are a founder, builder, contributor, investor, or operator** looking for casual but high-value conversations that can lead to future collaborations. - **You are in Singapore for a busy week of meetups and side events** and want an after-hours gathering where networking feels natural rather than forced. - **You are good at making the most of informal rooms** where a quick introduction can turn into a useful connection, partnership, or new friendship. - **You are web3-curious and comfortable starting conversations** with people who are close to the scene, even if you are not deeply embedded yet. If you like community-first events, cross-ecosystem energy, and late-night rooms with real momentum, you will likely feel at home here.